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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1966

Page

13

Greenspan program urged to retire cropland for parks

Freeman said CAP Greenspan will provide grants to local and state agencies to buy retired cropland for open space conservation wildlife and recreation. The plan targets 40 million acres to be retired with federal grants matching up to 40 percent of land value and four year funding. Local governments should contact county ASCS offices and state officials the state ASCS office for details.

Washington UPI Agrisaline Orville Schreeman Congress Freeman Tno Greenspan Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS

REA protests Johnson budget cuts to rural electrification

The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association sends a telegram to President Johnson criticizing the 1967 REA budget as insufficient. It urges using the full $402 million 1966 authorization, creating a $262 million deficiency loan fund, and seeking a higher 1967 loan authorization or contingency fund to clear loan backlogs and support growth.

Washington Johnson Jerry L. Anderson National Rural Electric Cooperative Association Anderson Congress Budget Bureau REA

Country wife by Pat Leimbach celebrates a five year old

On Epiphany a boy named Orrin turns five and becomes the center of a bustling family birthday. The scene unfolds with cake mixing, neighbor-supplied eggs, and a candlelit table as cousins sing and the child savors being the most important person.

Earl Orrin

Lorain Soil and Water Supervisors Honored Again

The Lorain Soil and Water Conservation District received a superior award for outstanding county program from the Ohio Federation of Soil and Water Conservation Districts. The ceremony took place at the federation's annual meeting January 18 to 20 in Columbus. Robert Pitts accepts the honor from Homer Bohl with supervisors Alan Carpenter William McFadden Richard Keep and Jack Rollin nearby.

Board of Supervisors Lorain Southern

Soil survey topic to be discussed at Firelands High

Henrietta area soil survey topic for adult agriculture class at Firelands High School tomorrow evening. Don Misgrave and James Ernest of the Lands and Soils Division will discuss soil classification and properties. A film The Earth is the Lord's will be shown as part of the program.

Henrietpa Lorain County Firelands High School At & P.m Don Misgrave James Ernest Ghia Division of Lands and Soils L. Miller Firelands Board of Education Omo Division of Vocational Education

Crop Production Clinic held at Norwalk American Legion Hall

Farm Tage announces a Crop Production Clinic on February 10 at 10 am at the American Legion Hall west edge of Norwalk. James H. Lambird, supported by four OSU and OARDC specialists, covers pasture and hay crop improvement, brush and weed control, grass and legume enhancement, fertilizer use, seeding, weed and insect control, harvest timing, and varieties trials. Limbrick invites farmers from Lorain, Richland, Erie and Huron Counties to attend.

American Legion Hall West Edge Norwalk County James Ho Lambird Ohio State University Ohio Agricultural Research and Development George R. Gist OSU Extension Agronomist Gist

Baumann Elected Chairman Of Local Soil And Water District

Larry Baumann was elected chairman of the Loraim Soil and Water Conservation District at the reorganization meeting Tuesday night. The board also chose Corwin Burrer as chairman, Alan Carpenter secretary, and Robert Pitts treasurer with Jack Rollin serving on the board of supervisors. The group approved cooperators and basic farm plans for multiple townships and discussed plans for a winter day and silage show and a contractor's meeting. Pitts reported that at the Ohio Federation of Soil and Water Conservation meeting in Columbus January 18–20 the district received its eighth superior award for achievement.

Larry Baumann Loraim Dayton Livingston Russia Township Henry Miller Amherst Township Clyde Thurman Penfield Myron Schlechter Henrietta Township Thomas Lange Eaton Township Claude Parsons Wellington Township Gilbert Brown Huntington Township Schmalz Brothers Karl Mulder Brownhelm Ronald Nemeth John Jackson Pittsfield Frank Lender Gilbert Haury Grafton Township Pitts Ohio Federation of Soil and Water Conservation Columbus

OSU Farm Forum Saturday At Ohio State University

Biology and agriculture enthusiasts are invited to a career conference at Ohio State University on Saturday. The 9 30 a m program in the Agricultural Administration Building Auditorium West Campus features Dr Roy M Kottman dean of Agriculture and Home Economics and discussions led by faculty and students. Attendees can visit both departments afternoon and enjoy lunch in the auditorium. High school students parents counselors and other interested persons urged to attend.

Ohio State University Agricultural Administration Building University West Roy M. Kottman College of Agriculture and Home Economics

Ivy League jacks match postponed to Wednesday

New Haven Conn UPI Linda McVeigh Harvard Crimson editor and John Rothchild Yale Daily News editor will face off in a jacks contest moved to Wednesday at 7 p.m. The challenge stems from a claim about femininity with McVeigh inviting a pregame meal.

New Haven. Conn UPI Linda McVeigh John Rothchild Miss McVeigh Harvard Crimson Rothchild Yale Daily News Harvard

Williamsburg garden symposium marks 20th anniversary

The Williamsburg Garden Symposium opens March 20, celebrating 20 years of regional horticultural exchange. The theme The World center Your Garden reflects the event’s aim to connect global gardening traditions with local enthusiasts in displaying work by 14 internationally recognized authorities.

Williamsburg UPI Williamsburg Garden Saigon Southeast Asia Sium World Center Indies Indochina Williams South Seas

Huron soil unit appoints Heyman as 1966 chairman

Norwalk report states Chase Heyman named chairman of the Huron Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors for 1966 with Kenton Sherman as vice chair and Frank V. Smith secretary. David Hester becomes treasurer. Paul Vogel named fifth board member for three-year terms. The board approved several farm cooperative assistance applications and announced conservation booklets for fifth and sixth graders in Huron County schools.

Greenwich Township R. E. Reach Norwalk Township Carcd Muck Richmond Township Carl Streng Fitchville Township Paul and Edward Beiler Lyme Township Hasic Adolph Fischer

Dairymen Named to Holstein Association Membership

Five area residents and two firms are approved for membership in the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. Among the Wellington entrants are Clarence E. Parsons Carolyn L. Parsons and William Varash. Also listed are Don Hastings of West Salem and Tom Packard of Lodi along with other Ohio dairymen in the 57 approved members.

Ohio Holstein - Friesian Association of America Clarence E. Parsons Carolyn L. Parsons William Varash Wellington Don Hastings West Salem Tom Packard Lodi

Ohio Hog College to be Held in Northeast Ohio

Ohio farm experts sponsor a Northeast Ohio Hog College with sessions at Sugarcreek and Kidron auctions starting this week. Program topics include sow and pig diseases, feeder pig management, marketing meat type pork with live hog and carcass demos, swine feed production, and factors affecting litter size across sessions. Speakers include Dr. E G Bohl, Dr. Charles M Martin, W H Bruner, Dr B D Van Stavern, and George Gist from Ohio State University.

Antimal Industry Kidron and Sugar's Creek Ohio Sugarcreek Auction Kidron Auction E. G. Bohl Veterinary Science Department Ohio Agrincultural Research and Development Center Wooster Charles M. Martin W. H. Bruner B. D. van Stavern Department of Animal Science Ohio State University Columbus George Gist Extension Agronomist Martin

Poorly fed ewes and lamb outcomes discussed

Ulrich notes ewe feeding during late pregnancy drives lamb viability. For roughage, mixed hay with or without silage is advised. grain rations should include a half to one pound of concentrate nightly or per day. If ewes are thin, step-up feeding may be needed with a corn oats mix and oil meal pellets.

Allen L. Ulrich Ulrich

Diabetes and obesity link explored in medical memo

The memo argues obesity often follows diabetes but reducing weight can relieve diabetes symptoms. It states diabetes usually comes first, insulin may be present but defective, and emphasizes calorie control as crucial. Washington reports UPI notes a three year US Poland scientist exchange program starting Tuesday.

Washington UPI U.S. National Academy of

Insulin Deficiency Causes Fat Accumulation in Some Diabetics

A defective insulin process converts sugar and carbohydrates into fat, leading to greater weight gain in affected individuals. Despite similar appetite to slimmer peers, the condition is often blamed on glandular issues rather than eating habits.

UCLA Chancellor to Receive USC Honorary Law Degree

UCLA Chancellor Dr. Franklin D. Murphy will be awarded an honorary law degree by cross-town rival USC on Thursday. The ceremony highlights the notable cultural clash between the two universities in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles UPI Franklin D. Murphy University of California At Los Angeles University of Southern California

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